
Celebrating the Rural Women of Montana
International Day of Rural Women is October 15. We’re celebrating the commitment, determination, and strength of the rural women of Montana.
International Day of Rural Women is October 15. We’re celebrating the commitment, determination, and strength of the rural women of Montana.
Joriah visited to help pick, peel, and process the free apples from our trees. She returned home with gifts for her family—a dozen jars of “Joriah’s Jam.”
Barbara Schiffman jumped into the Flathead writing community, eager to share her experience in Hollywood as a script consultant and creative producer.
Former Hotshot Lona Pond is working to raise awareness for wildland firefighters — to get them better healthcare and better pay for grueling and dangerous work.
Jon Turk earned a PhD in chemistry, but that wasn’t the life he wanted. He longed to explore the globe and so secured sponsors to fund his extreme adventures.
On June 13, the already-wild Yellowstone River reminded us it can’t be tamed. Businesses and residents have wondered how the rest of the summer would unfold.
McCall, Idaho’s first Native American smokejumper fulfills a promise he made to the last living survivor of the 1949 Mann Gulch fire, Robert Salee.
With marijuana legal in many parts of Montana, many seniors may want to try it. It’s good to know your bud, so you know what to expect.
The national Meals on Wheels program has grown over the past 50 years. Montana’s program delivered 847 thousand meals to about 8,000 at-home seniors in 2019.
Metropolitan Museum of Art called Iris Apfel one of America’s quintessential stylemakers when it showcased her costume jewelry and clothing collection.
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